...inheritance !" Well may the dying man, who thus feels, experience happiness, as he hears his Saviour say, " Well done, good and faithful servant! Enter into the joy of thy Lord!" The work before us is, as we said, trivial — but the welfare of a numerous class must ever be important,...

...such a manner, that when they meet at the last great and dread trilnmal, he may say to each of them, " Well done, good and faithful servant, enter into the joy of thy Lord." From the extraneous circumstance thai these letters have been written by one, who has been sent as...

...such a manner, that when they meet at the last great and dread tribunal, he may say to each of them, " Well done, good and faithful servant, enter into the joy of thy Lord." From the extraneous circumstance that these letters have been written by one, who has been sent as...

...thy tribunal. And having been faithful unto death, may I hear at last the joyous approval, 'Well f done, good and faithful servant, enter into the joy of thy Lord.' Hear me, O my Father, through him who lived and died for us, and to thee 1 would render unceasing praise,...

...strength to strength, from triumph to triumph, while the voice of the Eternal himself proclaims, " of Sinai, to observe and to improve one of the most notable dispensati But we must descend from this exceeding high mountain, and inquire after the breathleas clay of the...

...allotted for me below, after having spent a holy and an useful life — oh ! may I but hear the Lord say, " well done, good and faithful servant, enter into the joy of thy Lord." Amen. ADDITIONAL PAPERS. No. VII. I think that it must have been apparent from the preceding narrative,...

...personally or by letler, and by looking forward to the time when I hope to hear the Savior saying, " Well done, good and faithful servant, enter into the joy of thy Lord." I think it is probable, that if a person would actually sec the Lord's work prospering in his hands,...

...view, are now in heaven, and have doubtless received the plaudit of their Saviour and their judge: — "Well done, good and faithful servant, enter into the joy of thy Lord!" These observations will remind the reader of Cowper's well-known lines, in which he contrasts the humble,...

...awaited him, in the welcome plaudits of the Master whom he had laboured so indefatigably to serve : " Well done good and faithful servant ; enter into the joy of thy Lord." CHAPTER XX. Howard's continued attention to the Russian military hospitals — Their distressing state...

...toils, and cares were now at an end ; and be was greeted with the delightful welcome by his Redeemer, " Well done, good and faithful servant ; enter into the joy of thy Lord." He had fought the good fight, he had finished his course, he had kept the faith, and was now gone to...